The phrase "a great devotion to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong commitment or dedication to a person, cause, or activity.
Example: "Her great devotion to her community is evident in all the volunteer work she does."
Alternatives: "a deep commitment to" or "a strong dedication to".
He had a great devotion to St. Therese of the Child Jesus.
"The Hispanic community has a great devotion to the Virgin Mary," she said.
"There's a great devotion to new work, and people aren't afraid to try new ideas and approaches.
Shirley will be lovingly remembered for her quick and warm smile, her love of gardening, and a great devotion to music and the young people who make it.
And anything that goes wrong and diminishes the charms of the project such as the money to buy a host of promised solar panels for people's roofs, which he says will be one of Guyana's first investments—hurts the process.Mr Stoltenberg, like many in the north, has developed a great devotion to "results-based" development assistance, in which the donors see what they are getting.
Does having many children signal a greater devotion to parenting?
Ditto for Weiner, who also didn't use his timeout in any way that showed a greater devotion to the public good than to his own.
Due to their mild temperament, skills and great devotion to their owners, Dachshunds is a popular breed in Poland.
But the painful truth about Dad's great devotion to his grandson is that it is born out of a mixture of love and the most terrible guilt.
The judge, Andrew Brink Beyers, Judge-President of the Cape Div. of the Supreme Court, is a colorful, earthy no-nonsense man and, though his comportment may be unorthodox, he has great devotion to justice.
I have great devotion to her. (THE SPINNING HEART) "'I am damned,' thinks Bunny Munro in a sudden moment of self-awareness reserved for those who are soon to die".
